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I’m not a huge fan of January Jones. I still can’t decide if she’s a good actress or if she is just playing herself on Mad Men, and I don’t think we’d be friends if we knew each other. But that doesn’t mean I am not going to call the fuck out of someone when I see them treating her in a sexist manner. More
Some 56 years after Norman Mailer first popularized the term in his essay The White Negro: Superficial Reflections On The Hipster, “hipster” is still being flung around with all the stinging heft of a wet noodle. Why? More
The New York Times is worried that you’re not dating like you used to, and they’re not going to rest until they can figure out who to blame. The Internet? Texting? The “mancession” (which actually doesn’t exist)? Alcohol? College?
Yes to all of the above, as it turns out. More
Stop swearing and put your apron back on, you asshole fuck muffin jerkface. More
By now, you have probably read that trollsome New York Times article about how a tiny subset of the population (hipsters) is emblematic of a larger first world problem. (No link on purpose!) As with any time a piece of clickbait like that gets lots of play on the internet, my first impulse was to ignore it and go about my life (which is, ironically, rather enriched by irony), but when I realized many of my Facebook friends had found it “food for thought,” I shot myself in the face realized I’d been doing it wrong all along. My ham-fisted efforts at dressing myself and making my friends laugh were undermining the very fabric of society! In an effort to reform my ways, I’ve compiled a list of handy tips for healthy, happy, irony-free living. I hope you will take them into account as you go about your modern life. #authenticity More
With new-ish beauty trends come unsettling new beauty procedures. More
The New York Times published a scare-mongering piece on “cohabitation” today in which a psychologist posits that living together before marriage can cause unfavorable outcomes down the road. Do you buy it? More
Ha! The tweezers pictured at left are just the measly $100 set. You’ll have to click through if you want to see what $200 worth of tweezer looks like. More
Remember that scary online glasses salesman who was profiled in the New York Times last year? The one who sent people fake designer glasses, and then when they bitched, said he knew where they lived and threatened to rape and murder them? And who justified all this by saying it was good for business, yet never managed to move out of Sheepshead Bay? More
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The New York Times‘ review of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Alexander McQueen show has been getting lots of linkage this week, but not for its magical prose or deep analysis of the retrospective. Rather, the attention is focused on … More
The New York Times did a profile of everybody’s favorite high fashion clotheshorse Daphne Guinness over the break and (seemingly) coined such a striking term that we had to investigate further:
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It looks as though Zoolander 2 is moving forward, and The Cut informs us that “Lynn Hirschberg will chat with Zoolander 2‘s Ben Stiller for the April 6 installment of the TimesTalks series”. This takes us back to our days … More
